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October 19, 2009 |
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Lost Cat
FOUND by Richard
in Manhattan, New York
I saw about 5 or 6 of these posted near the corner of Broome St. and Broadway. Oddly none had any contact information included. It turns out that this was written on the back side of a flier for a Psychic Shop. So, will the psychic know the number of the person who finds the cat? But really, if you're a psychic can you even lose a cat?
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We collect FOUND stuff: love letters, birthday cards, kids' homework,
to-do lists, ticket stubs, poetry on napkins, telephone bills, doodles -
anything that gives a glimpse into someone
else's life. Anything goes...
Only if the cat doesn't want to be found.
aria! I've just met a girl named Maria! and suddenly I've found how wonderful a sound can b
Trying to read the backside..."Only Psychos shop..." can't make out the rest. Any help?
Wait - "Soho Psychic Shop [productions](?) New York, NY (zip code) Appointment (phone number)"
My mother was once cat-sitting for her "psychic" friend. The cat disappeared, and she couldn't find it anywhere. She ransacked the house, but there was no sign of the cat. She called her friend and explained about the missing cat.
Her friend told her to sit and meditate and send mental pictures to the cat, telling it she was a friend and asking it to come back. My mother, who had absolute faith in her friend's "psychic" abilities, did what she said.
After about twenty minutes of meditating and sending mental pictures to the cat, who should come running in the room and jumping in her lap but... the cat?!
Dang Double....I thought you were going to say, Mel Tormeh.
I guess if I were a cat, and my human companions let me get to looking like the one in the picture, well I'd make myself lost, too.
well, obviously the cat couldn't have run away, its legs are far too short.
and what's with the spam? maybe its there to lure the cat back?
awww, this is so sad to me. Why didn't a parent or clergy or an adult you can trust step in to say that you have to put a phone number or email on there? This kid obviously loved her cat and was doing everything possible to find him...awww, you ruined my day, found.
Mwahahah, it's ye ol' psychic Cheshire Cat!
Hmmm... do kids really write S's backwards? Though why would anyone fake this? I'm with Lalasmama on that one -- sad story.
Lost cat -- easily identifiable by stripes, yellow eyes, red nose, black ears, smile, and four stumpy legs all on one side?? Sweet picture.
@ Double Happiness:
Our cat tends to vanish into thin air in the middle of the room, which I found disturbing until I discovered her various hiding places e.g. inside the piano and under the stairs.
Perhaps, like her, 'Lost cat' will get itself found again come dinner time.
Throw this in the pile with the other lost cats (including the ceramic ones)
With her laser-beam eyes, though, Mitsy the Cat will surely find her way home.
The T Cat in Spanish.
This cat can haz my cheesburger.
I think now that the drawing was the seminal costume design for the smash Broadway musical.
Or maybe one of the thespians escaped from the theater.
I'm calling fake on this Found. It's a little too perfectly imperfectly written.
Armadillo Cat
This reminds me of the six-year-old's drawing of her cat Mr. Bojangles selling for $75 over at You Suck At Craigslist.
I am psychic and I have lost a cat. And then I found the cat.
I am psychic and I have lost a cat. And then I found the cat.
I did not post that twice either.
Double Happiness - Strange but true, that's exactly how I used to call my cat out of hiding for years. Worked like a charm.
Is this Linda Blair's cat?
It seems to have the head twirling ability down!